Testimonial to Lieut Rhodes Continues Appeal for Fund
The piece notes a testimonial to Lieut Rhodes with a growing fund arising from voluntary goodwill rather than formal urging. The article states three more days remain to collect contributions and lists prior acknowledgments from Medford friends via HM Dee and other local backers as part of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Medford Friends
HM. Dee
A. Denn
Bree Trade Democrat
Cecces
New Haven Welcomes Medal of Courage Lieut Rhode
Second Lieut Rhode of the revenue cutter Dexter, praised for gallantry at the City of Columbus disaster, arrived in New Haven and will stay several days. He will take a month's leave for North Carolina within two weeks and has received testimonials of bravery. The city votes him freedom and plans honors in his native city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Rhode
Dexter
City of Columbus
North Carolina
Fund for Gay Head Indians Receives Numerous Subscriptions
A Boston daily press initiative reports rapid growth of a fund for Gay Head Indians with many donors. Substantial contributions arrive from Little, Brown, and Co. Free Trade Democrats, Wood, Sibleys, and others, totaling over 1,600 dollars. John M Amory of New York, secretary of the Squibnocket club, sends 25 dollars to announce subscriptions will be shared among Gay Head Loadians who helped save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press of
Boston
Little, Brown & Cel
Potter
Hubbard
Gisisasaess Ee
S. Kh. Peabody
Journal Editorial Cie
Scasees
Aise
Eas Aspeccaeses Ae Hood, Johnson A. M. Savage
100 & Co
Lynn
Howard W. Spurr
Bop
Isessienaees
Ee Cobsekas
Goi
Chris. G. Brooks
Cy Foster
Amiderson Valle
William Brandt
Anne
James F. Hume- Simeon
Milton
Moses Montefia
John E.peabody
Spurr & Co
A. Om. T
E.J
Randolph
Goon Eelisse
William W. Clapp
John M. Amory
New York
Squibnocket Club
New York Herald
Saving of Life
Barney misreads City of Columbus wreck and nautical detail
The piece argues Barney of New Bedford misstates the wreck story, contending the captain’s course and orders were reasonable. It notes the buoy’s position and suggests Barney lacks nautical familiarity, while defending Captain Wright’s actions amid the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Columbus
Mr. Barney
New Bedford
Mr.Barney
Capt. Wright
Martha’s Vineyard
Wealthy Beacons and Bold Developments Across Cities
Estate of Henry Farnum in New Haven tops nearly two million. Thomas Nast confronts Washington politicians in a bold likeness clash. Beacon company directors worth ten million as Ticknor’s Boston weekly planned. Dorchester wedding unites Lettie Snow and W A Mitchell. home reception planned in February. Bay City library gift totals $50,000 for 16 000 volumes. Sage links lumber wealth to growth. New Haven council hails Lieutenant Rhodes and invites welcome. Atlanta suburban city scheme aims to attract capital and develop land, parks, water works. Boston bank changes: Axel Dearborn retires, Aquila Adams becomes president, R W Dresser cashier. Gloucester honors ex-Solicitor W W French before move to Brockton. City leaders praise character. poems and Auld Lang Syne mark banquet finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Farnum
New Haven
Conn
Thomas Nast
Washington
Beacon Company
Howard Ticknor
New Boston Literary Weekly
Snow
Humphreys Street
Dorchester
Lettie
Bay City
Axel Dearborn
Broadway National Bank
Aquila Adams
Stnge
R. W. Dresser
Dearborn
Gloucester
Mass
W. W. French
Brockton
E. H. Haskell
French
Ryder
Cressy
Rogers and Garland
David W. Low
Common Council
Tariff reform tactics debated in Congress
Special dispatch from Washington reports protectionists plan to strike out the enacting clause in the tariff bill to shut off debate. The rule change would make such action non debatable and effectively defeat the measure without discussion. The piece covers related political maneuvers, a Utah governor issue, and other national items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Holman
Representative White
Kentucky
House Committee On
Department of Justice
Utah
Murray White
United States
Louisville
U. S. Grant
Abbott Bank Flight Darkens Water town Robbery Case
The Water town Bank Examiner Needham begins probe into the Union Market National bank theft after cashier Tilden G. Abbott fled following a $4,960 check dispute with Perkins Dupee & Co. Abbott was seen in Boston after his escape. Investigators warn of larger losses as book entries show shortages and erasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden G. Abbott
Union Market National Bank of Watertown
Boston
Perkins, Dupee & Co
Messrs. Perkins, Dupee & Co
Ropes, Gray and Loring
Union Market National Bank
Needham
Knox
United States
Gallupe
Dlam
Foote & French
Couant
Abbott
Confiscated Vessel to be Dismantled by Board of Officers
The vessel has been lying on the stocks since the close of the rebellion. The board will decide its disposition and it is expected to be broken up. Commodore J C P De Kraft serves as senior member with Capt. D L Braine H L Howison H P Nazro and others on the roster. J C Peck, P Hichborn, R W Thompson and W Gridley are listed. Gridley is on temporary duty at Washington navy yard. Corporal d C Rodgers has been moved from New Hampshire to the marine barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. P. de Kraft
D. L. Braine
H. L. Howison
H. P. Nazro
J. C. Peck
P. Hichborn
R. W. Thompson
W. Gridley
Washington Navy Yard
D. C. Rodgers
U. S
New Hampshire
Marine Barracks
Farmers Institute Attendance and Industrial Incidents
A large attendance gathered at the Farmers' institute in Farmington on Wednesday. The Kenneling powder mill at Gambo Falls in Windham blew up the same day, total loss about 2000 dollars. The Clark Brothers plan rebuilding their Letter E plantation sawmill after a recent fire. A 12 year old Eastport boy was killed coasting on Tuesday by a double runner. Mrs. Edward T. Hatch of Farmingdale was badly burned Tuesday night when clothes caught fire from an open fireplace. Pelia Roberts died from shock after an ammonia injection to induce abortion, per post mortem. The Grand Trunk railway was fined 1000 dollars for causing Joseph W. Perkins of Mechanic Falls to die in November. Bowdoin Medical Alumni association organized at Waterville. officers elected and constitution to be drafted. Adjourned to meet in Brunswick on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Farmington
Gambo Falls
Windham
Clark Brothers
Letter E Plantation
William Smith
Eastport
Edward T. Hatch
North Street
Farmingdale
Pelia Roberts
Grand Trunk Railway
Joseph W. Perkins
Mechanic Falls
Bowdoin Medical Alumni Association
Waterville
Thayer
Smith
Portland
Harr
Brunswick
Wages Cut At The Goodell Company Antrim
Sheriff Kent names Charlies W. San born of Epping as deputy. The 12 year old son of Daniel Willis of Northwood has been missing since Saturday. A man found dead in an East Kingston barn is identified as a French burglar who served two years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodell Company
Antrim
Kent
Charlies W. Sanborn
Epping
Daniel Willis
Northwood
Kingston
Portsmouth
Kensington
Four generations in one sleigh seen in Richmond
A Richmond sighting shows Truman Vierce of Huntington with his daughter, grandson, and great grandson in one sleigh. Burlington’s new city directory lists 5,200 names, hundreds more than 1883. The Vermont Grand Army of the Republic reports about 13,000 members, up 1,300 this year, as its Bennington encampment draws nearly 70 posts. The Second Universalist society pays 2,500 to Rev. Tillotson to clear debt, and the state association will receive the deed. The capital of 17 manufacturing and transportation companies stands at 3,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Truman Vierce
Huntington
Burlington
Second Universalist Society
B. M. Tillotson
State Association
Vermont Department of the Grand Army Republic
Bennington
Burglary, sentences, and local notices from Worcester district report
In Quincy district court Leroy Batchelder was sentenced to three months at the house of correction. Dr. Emerson Warren elected to represent the twenty fourth Worcester district, vice Batchelder. G A Murdock’s store in Thorndike, Mass. was robbed of about $300 in jewelry. John Brock alias McGrath pleaded guilty in Worcester Superior Court to burglaries at railroad stations and was sentenced to seven years. William Keith’s disappearance from Brockton is noted with belief of return. Charles P. Stickney of Fall River recovers from injuries after transfer to his sister’s residence. State Normal School Framingham graduates Miss Appleton, Bacon, Chapman, Harrigan, Kelley, Paasche, Wetherell, and White with diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Leroy Batchelder
House of Correction
Emerson Warren
Twenty
Worcester
Batchelder
G. A. Murdock
Thorndike
Mass
John Brock
McGrath
Hopkinton
Southborough
Lancaster
Brockton
William Keith
Keith
Charles P. Stickney
Fall River
Capt. Reynard
Cherry Street
State Normal School
Framingham
Alice S. Appleton
Marblehead
Elsie M. Bacon
Gertrude L
Pawtucket Residents Bound Over On Bigamy Charge
In Pawtucket on Wednesday Thomas Burke and Amanda Meenan were examined on a charge of bigamy and bound over to the court of common pleas. The Providence Base Bail association held its annual meeting with receipts 51 398 45 and expenditures 41 651 21. Total city game attendance reached 61 341. Henry T. Root was elected president. Charles and George Preston, a Pawtucket watch dealer and Lonsdale railway station agent, have disappeared with an ongoing accounts examination for the station agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Thomas Burke
Amanda Meenan
Court of Common Pleas
Providence Base Bail Association
Henry T. Root
Charles
George Preston
Lonsdale
Gloucester Vessel Waldo Irving Reported Lost
Gloucester Mass January 30 The overdue schooner Waldo Irving with fourteen crew members is listed as lost. Master Andrew Swinson leaves a widow and two children. other crew members include Lawrence Peterson Peter Anderson Henry Paul Nelson B G Bergerson Charles Goodwin Lawrence Nelson Peter Olson Oliver Johnson Benjamin Lee Henry King Peter Janier Edwin Matson Ambrose of Belbrook N S The vessel owned by J F Wonson Co East Gloucester was 72 tons burthen built at Essex 1880 and insured for 5320 with Gloucester Mutual Fishing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Waldo Irving
Andrew Swinson
Lawrence Peterson
Peter Anderson
Henry Paul Nelson
M. Bergerson
Charles Goodwin
Lawrence Nelson
Sweden
Peter Olson
Oliver Johnson
Benjamin Lee
Henry King
Peter Janier
Edwin Matson
Ambrose
Belbrook
N.S
J. F. Wonson & Co
East Gloucester
Essex
Gloucester Mutual
New Haven Area News: Trials and Local Affairs
Benjamin C. Hosford of New Haven faces trial under $1,500 bonds for attempting to shoot his wife. A Meriden youth, 17, wed a 15-year-old and was disciplined by the bride’s mother. the marriage proceeded. Nathan P. Merwin, 50, of Woodbridge, arrested for alleged betrayal of his ward Jennie R. Downs, 14, with accuser initially naming George Paige. A New York party plans a 2,500-acre Fisher’s Island game preserve stocking quail hares and fish. Senator Stanton commends Lieut Rhodes for wreck rescue. Rhodes is Connecticut-born. A New Haven and Northrop railroad wreck injures no one. curve caused the crash, coal fires extinguished, train derailed but no additional casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Hosford
New Haven
Conn
Superior Court
Edward Bambeault
Meriden
Nathan P. Merwin
Woodbridge
Jennie R. Downs
George Paige
Merwin
New York
Mystic River
Senate
Stanton
Lieut
Rhodes
United States Revenue Marine Service
City of
Columbus
Connecticut
House
Northpton
Relief force lands to lift Tokar siege in Egypt
Garo reports Baker Pasha lands 1600 troops at Trinkitat on Monday and 2000 more Tuesday to form the relief column. About 20,000 rebels lie between Trinkitat and Tokar as preparations for battle mount near the site where Capt Moncrieff was killed. The Sphynx shelling drives back small rebel detachments within 4000 yards of the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garo
Baker Pasha
Trinkitat
Tokar
Moncrieff
Suakim
Sphynx
Valentine Cards by J Prang Co Pleases Critics
Messrs J Prang Co have prepared their Valentine cards for the season and claim to equal their best past work. They employ notable artists including Miss L B Humphrey Miss Rosina Emmet Miss L B Comins Mrs E Whitney Miss A Adams F S Church H Giacomelli GC Y Turner Harry Beard and F Schuyler Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Giacomelli
GC. Y. Turner
Harry Beard
F. Schuyler Mathews
Smuggling arrests in Fal mouth involve multiple ship crew
United States Deputy Marshal Fred P. Gallagher Captain C F Higgins Joseph Jenkins mate John C Chipman steward of the schooner Bushrod W Hill Captain Peter H Crowell and Pinney Crowell of the schooner Jennie E Lippett were arrested on a smuggling charge. All held at the first station in 1500 dollars bail each. The first named schooner was seized by custom house authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fred PD. Gallupe
C. F. Higgins
Joseph Jenkins
John C. Chipman
Bushrod W. Hill
Peter H. Crowell
Pinney Crowell
Jennie E. Lippett
Falmouth
Custom House
Hazing Reported at Naval Academy Involves Fourth Class Men
At Annapolis on Saturday first class cadets forced fourth class Russell to stand on his head and a free fight broke out injuring several cadets. That night the three upper classes allegedly ganged up on each member of the fourth class, though the fourth class stayed silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Russell
Nashua Mills Cut to Three-Quarter Time Jan 30
Notices posted by Nashua company say mills will run three-quarter time starting Monday while seeking a better market. Jackson company mills will keep full-time operation until further orders. Both mills produce different goods from Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasahvua
N. H
Nashua Company
Jackson Company
Nashua Corporation
Crested Butte Mine Victims Funeral Held Today
A general funeral for the mine victims was held at the pavilion set up yesterday. Protestant services were at noon and Catholic services at 1:30 PM. A band and crowds arrived on a special train from Gunnison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crested Butte
Col
Gunnison
Navy board of inspection arrives at yard for Niagara visit
The United States naval board of inspection arrived at the navy yard on Wednesday to inspect the United States ship Niagara. The visit signals a formal review of the vessel's condition and readiness, with officials from the board expected to examine crew, equipment, and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval Board of Inspection
Navy Yard
United States
Niagara
Henry Smyth and W Yemple elected to house of commons Kent Jones Ontario York county NB
Henry Smyth and W Yemple are named as government supporters elected to the British parliament for Kent Jones Ontario and York county New Brunswick. The report also covers crimes, accidents, and notable deaths including a post office forgery arrest, a fatal train wreck at Dixon Missouri, a fatality near West Toledo, the death of brood mare Midnight, a Philadelphia grand jury true bill against Work & Co., and multiple jail suicides in Cook County Ohio with inmates possessing cyanide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smyth
House of Commons
Kent Jones
Ontario
W. Yemple
York County
N. B
Augusta Tabor
Colorado
New Orleans
Artman
Anton Linsenmark
St. Louis
Krotzingen
Grand Duchy of Liden
San Francisco
Dixon
G. M. Taber
F. A. Robinson
Michigan Central Railway
West Toledo
J. G. Lewis
Nora McIntyre
Midnight
Jay-Eye-see
Noontide
Palo Alto
Cal
Stamford
Electioneer
Phildelphia
Work & Co
People’s Passenger Railway Company
M. Riford
Moriah
Essex County
N. Y
Warren
Lake Champlain
Green Mountains
Grand Jury
M. J. Fortier
Gustave Renaud
Eugene Masson
Cook County
Ohio
Koerstein
Germany
John Lessing
Lessing
Fitchburg Registry of Deeds Bill Advances to Third Reading
The legislature discussed a Fitchburg registry of deeds bill at length and ordered it to a third reading by 22 yeas to 9 nays with three pairs. Debates touched on public convenience, route designation, and protections for property owners against an exploratory elevated railway measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyner
Board of Education
Barrus
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Washburn
Galvin
Liquor Law
Boston
Groveland
Moon Hill
Fitchburg
Yeas
Andrew
Baldwin
Rowley
Burden
Burt
Campbell
Nays
Cronin
Dewey
Hodges
Sessions
Thomas
Whitin
Whittier
Legislature Petitions Prompt Action on Labor and Voting Bills
The house met at 2 o'clock with Speaker Marden in the chair. Petition items include Jennie L. Tosney urging hours of labor reform for mercantile workers, and R. N. Blanchard seeking votes for women on liquor issues. Other requests cover Belchertown legacy, state aid, biennial elections, Woburn library incorporation, and cemetery matters. Committee inquiries on delayed volunteer officer records were authorized, with various motions to study assessors’ terms, probate salaries, milk can protection, last wills for youths, and wiring con trol on private property. Gas inspector and treasurer reports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marden
Jennie L. Tosney
R. N. Blanchard
Belchertown
Calvin Bridgman
Frederick B. Kellogg
R. E. Caswell
H. N. Wilson
Lynn
Selectmen
Woburn
Parker L. Converse
Snow
Boston
Kimball
Chelsea
Kendrick
Springfield
Probate
Chancery
Hampden County
Hewins
Medford
Committee On Agriculture
Davis
Tisbury
Dukes County
Committee On
Probate and Chancery
Morse
Sharon
O'Neil
Committee On Cities
Annual Encampment Report at Faneuil Hall in 1882
The 17th annual encampment of the Massachusetts Grand Army of the Republic convened at Faneuil Hall. Commander Evans highlighted 14 new posts, 162 posts on the roster, and a 12,410 to 14,393 member gain with 169 deaths. Reports from Adjutant General Munroe covered posts, gains, losses, new posts, and charity totaling over $46,941 in the year, plus notes on headquarters relocation and financial health. A separate section reviewed the pork export controversy, urging careful study of health risks, commissions, and possible retaliatory measures while asserting the healthfulness of American meat products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
Faneuil Hall
Munroe
W. H. Smart
Cambridgeport
Evans
Hawes
Cudworth
Treasury
Horace Binney Sargent
General Cunningham
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Adjutant General
Ericsson
East Templeton
Cohasset
Montague
Essex
Winehendon
Millville
Kingston
Monson
Everett
Walpole
Housatonic
East Boston
West Brookfield
Woburn
Turners Falls
Adjutant General’s Office
Quartermaster General
Charles C. Fellows
Nobbed robbery and falls dot Boston crime notes
James Montgomery met Lottie Church in South End and lost 25 dollars to her. Thomas Ash, 205 Eliot street, fell from a roof to another roof. injuries serious but not fatal. John Ford, 3, injured on ice at East Cambridge. taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Warrants issued for John Nolan of River street Mattapan for taking a letter with a 250 draft from a Moon Island recipient. Augustus Stetson, after a suicide attempt on the steamer Bristol, is recovering at Massachusetts General Hospital. a letter to Mrs A Marshall found. marital strife cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Montgomery
Boston
Lottie Church
South End
Lottie
Thomas Ash
Eliot Street
Merchant’s Electric Company
No. 28 School
Alhough
John Ford
East Cambridge
Massachusetts
Hosital
John Nolan
River Street
Mattapan
Moon Island
Blue Hill Bank
Milton
Augustus Stetson
Bristol
Massachusetts General Hospital
A. Marshall
Fifth annual winter games of Union athletic club Boston
The fifth annual winter games of the Union athletic club of Boston were held at the Tuste tute building on a crowded Wednesday evening with about 5,000 spectators. Delays and rowdy scenes marred events including sparring and running events, while Gormley won the middleweight bout and Phillips took the running high kick. Gov. Robinson and Mayor Martin attended as officials and a Ramblers Bicycle club drill followed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Athletic Club of
Boston
Tustetute
P. F. Gormley
O. Bangs
Gormley
W. S. Phillips
J. K. Simpson
J. Coughlin
E. Wiswall
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Simpson
Wendell Baker
Harvard Athletic Association
J. Louis
N. Ethier
Union Amateur Athletic Club
H. W. Carnes
F.P. Murray
Williamsburg
L. D. Hoyt
W. F. Belcher
U. A
W. A. Reed
Lynn Y. M.C. A. Gymnasium
T. S. Riley
Lynn
Capt. Harrington
Hawthorne B.C
Mr. Murray
Lynn Sons of Veterans
Union Club
Lynn Young Men’s Christian Association
J. P. Casey
New York
E. H. Thompson
Manhattan
A. C
N.Y
A. Riley
F. K. Reed
W. H. Davis, Jr
Union Gymnasium
W. J. Cogan
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Co
Ramblers’ Bicycle Club
C. S. Howard
Gov. Robinson
Mayor Martin
Charles E. Comer
R. J. Roberts
F. C. Lester
BE. A. Church
FE. E. Merrill
L. E. Myers
J.S. Phinney
J. Oakes Shaw
Cribb Club
John Bryant
Joseph Hawes
William A. Davis
E. N. Peirce
F. D. Williams
George L. Davis
F. F. Roundy
L. F. Coyne
J. L. Behneke
E. A. Pope
J. T. Williams
Chelsea Ladies Aid Plans Kettledrum Benefit
The Ladies' Aid association of the soldiers' home at Chelsea met in Jordan Marsh & Co.'s hall to arrange a kettledrum fundraiser for the home. The event, at the Institute fair building on St Valentine's night February 14, will use 70 tables with 40 already sold. Cadet band to play. tea coffee dishes and dance committees report progress. hall use is free except skating rink and cloak room proceeds. Mrs Micah Dyer Jr presided. Mrs Wheeler tasked to seek aid from the Ladies' Relief corps in convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Association
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Institute Fair
St. Valentine's Night
Micah Dyer, Jr
Institute
Massachusetts Women's Relief Corps Elects Officers
The Massachusetts Women s Relief Corps met Wednesday approving routine business. Officers elected include Susie M Goodale president S A Parker vice president L A Turner junior vice president C B Fuller secretary M A Lawton treasurer M H Mason inspector J F Lovering chaplain M M Verry guard Ellen Johnson. Nineteen delegates chosen for Minneapolis national convention next July. Evening installation by Mrs Barker followed by adjournment. Also a brief note promoting Angostura Bitters novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Women’s Relief Corps
Evans
Susie M. Goodale
8. A. Parker
L. A. Turner
C. B. Fuller
M. A. Lawton
M. H. Mason
J. F. Lovering
M. M. Verry
Ellen Johnson
Minneapolis
Minn
Barker
National Association
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Worchester
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Philadelphia
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House of Representatives
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Glenwood Cemetery
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Dalton
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Arthur
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Amos G. Cleckner
William T. Brown
Telegraph
Rochester
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Phippsburg
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Lewiston
Jay
Richmond & Thompson
Concorp
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Watertown
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Fourth National Bank
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Ocean House
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Soston
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Heart of the Commonwealth
Davenport
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Bushrod Morse
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Wilbur
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Joseph V. Meigs
General Court
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Merrimac River
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Old Colony
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Solomon Lincoln, Jr
Albany
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Shewins
Medway
George White
Plymouth County
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Attleboro
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Department of State
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Commissioner of Agriculture
F. D. Curtis
Charlton
D. E. Salmon
Park Commission
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E. 5. Tobey
Chai
Boston Weekly Post
C.S. Prescott
Mary A. Wadsworth
Dow
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Women's Relief Corps
J. G. B. Siegert
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